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Proceedings of the International Symposium on
Polymer Therapeutics - Recent Progress in Clinics
and Future Prospects, held July 13-14, 2001,
in Nara, Japan. The technology of polymer science
has developed considerably during the past
half-century, and this volume describes some of
the aspects of this technology that will have a
great impact in the future. Among these advances,
for example, are gene delivery to specific
disease sites and carrier polymers that respond
to a stimulus or particular environment. Cancer
targeted drug delivery is another focused area of
this volume because of the important nature of
EPR-effect of polymer drugs in tumor. Included
are discussions of as many examples as possible
of polymer drugs that have achieved, or are
close to clinical use. The concept of Polymer
drugs here is limited to primarily injectable and
water-soluble agents, although also covered are
some drugs in micellar form or liposomes. This
book is intended for students and researchers in
the field of pharmacology who have particular
interests in drug delivery, targeting, and
formulation, as well as for clinicians such as
oncologists who are interested in the field.
People who work at regulatory agencies should
also be aware such that drugs with great
potential are being developed and will
be beneficial to many patients, as well as to
health insurance agencies because of improved
cost effectiveness.
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Description
Proceedings of the International Symposium on
Polymer Therapeutics - Recent Progress in Clinics
and Future Prospects, held July 13-14, 2001, in
Nara, Japan. The technology of polymer science
has developed considerably during the past
half-century, and this volume describes some of
the aspects of this technology that will have a
great impact in the future. Among these advances,
for example, are gene delivery to specific
disease sites and carrier polymers that respond
to a stimulus or particular environment. Cancer
targeted drug delivery is another focused area of
this volume because of the important nature of
EPR-effect of polymer drugs in tumor. Included
are discussions of as many examples as possible
of polymer drugs that have achieved, or are close
to clinical use. The concept of Polymer drugs
here is limited to primarily injectable and
water-soluble agents, although also covered are
some drugs in micellar form or liposomes. This
book is intended for students and researchers in
the field of pharmacology who have particular
interests in drug delivery, targeting, and
formulation, as well as for clinicians such as
oncologists who are interested in the field.
People who work at regulatory agencies should
also be aware such that drugs with great
potential are being developed and will be
beneficial to many patients, as well as to health
insurance agencies because of improved cost
effectiveness.
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Advantages and Prospects (Advances in
Experimental Medicine and Biology, 519) 2003rd
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